I think the penguin one has stood the test of time the best

The movie was pretty good too though

By the Ramones? Didn't know that was a movie

Norman Stanley Fletcher

St. Elmos Fire. It's a one hit wonder, but the movie it was written for was typical 1980s "friends with issues" pablum. The kind that was better written and acted in a dozen other movies.

I don’t know the song or the movie!

Chariots of fire theme by Vangelis from a movie "Chariots of fire".

I mean, when you are getting Freddie Mercury to write your soundtrack, you are just asking to have your movie get out shined. Hell, the sound track is 50% of what's carrying that film. (the TV series was better, IMHO.)

well nowadays it's called White Christmas

Kiss from a rose. Still going.

This isn't where I parked my car.

I'm surprised no one said Dolly Parton's 9-to-5.

I was going to say Pink Floyd did it earlier with More https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/More_(soundtrack)

But it turns out The Graduate came out a couple years earlier

And then got frogged.

Exit Music (For a Film)

That song is such a banger it ain't even right

I’ve has it on CD since the 90s. It’s one if those CDs I don’t think to play as often, and I normally give those away. But every time I give it one last listen I decide to keep it. Some excellent tracks on it.

Ok but it was a Dolly song way before then. But Dolly said that the song “became Whitney’s” because of her performance.

Yeah, I’m surprised to learn it still has a strong following. It was too pantomimish for me, but I made my own fan edit that’s about 45 minutes shorter and I find that more watchable. Different strokes, etc.

Crazy

I haven't watched it recently but i really related to Catwoman 's arc, how it was kind of like an insanity and compulsion

The other track from the album, "One Vision" is from Iron Eagle???

Gimme, gimme....fried chicken!

No, but I must have misunderstood the question here loll

For sure. And I love Dolly as much as seemingly every other human on earth. I’m just saying the Bodyguard version was an absolute smash hit that many amateur singers have struggled to recreate since.

Ben. Good movie, good song, good rat.

Shut yo mouth

Id say Lose Yourself by Eminem. Maybe because I was too young to watch the movie when it came out, but that song was everywhere, and is still popular today

Hey hey hey!

Definitely not better, although still a great show.

Upstart Crow reminded me very much of Blackadder— but would definitely have benefited from more Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry, lol (and, yes, Rowan Atkinson, too)

I love that Bing Crosby just refilmwd the same movie a decade in and called it a day.

It seems like David Mitchell knew the show wasn’t going to continue past the third season, and his heart really wasn’t in it. Or maybe he just ran out of ideas?

Batman Forever is tied with The Dark Knight as the Best Batman Movie Ever. It’s perfect. They might be in my book as The Best Superhero Movies Ever.

I’m not a superhero movie fan.

Batman Forever fucks, tho.

Ooo I gotta watch Rat Race.

Mystery Men flopped on release but is such a fun movie in retrospect.

Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas

The movie is a classic. Here's the scene with the song.

Would? by Alice in Chains was from the Singles soundtrack. The song was great, it was included as the last song on the album Dirt that came out shortly after the movie.

Gabriel's Oboe from The Mission.

The movie was incredible but I feel like that tune has really stood the test of time.

Raindrops will always remind me of my uncle singing it while acting like a total lunatic 🤣🤣. RIP you crazy wonderful human.

I watched that for the first time earlier this month. I was NOT expecting what it actually was.

I thought it was just at most like a concept album film, but way more likely to just have her as the soundtrack to a bad movie with a silly and relatable "fuck up your boss" theme.

Now I know she was respected for her vocalized beliefs and inclusion, but I really didn't think it would go that hard. I was blown away.

Plus I was pretty high when I watched it, and some of those scenes were trippy af. It was a good day.

Right, yeah. That song from The Orville.

Yes but that's only because em is bigger then 8 mile.

It's a cult classic.

Every song in k-pop demon hunters

Not sure if David did much of the writing, both TMDB as IMDB only credit Ben Elton for the writing.

Wait, there was a movie called Purple Rain!?

Circle of Life,, which is impressive considering that The Lion King did quite well.

Now to watch The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas

Never even heard of that one til now.

Despite the title, it's a comedy.

I am one of those dozens!